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Pile of books, end on.
Clean teal-on-black internal evaluation report for Noah documenting a “Foresight Sequence Expansion” test. Four sequence stages show his range output increasing from limited to significantly increased while his response progresses from stable to severe distress. During the session, a stop condition for subject distress is marked “OVERRIDDEN.” The test continues until Noah loses consciousness. The outcome records “Range improvement confirmed,” recommends continuing the expansion protocol, and instructs staff to “Increase tolerance threshold” for the next session.
stack of science fiction books for me to read in October. list here, not in order. Adam Roberts The Real-Town Murders John Birmingham The Cruel Stars Paul McAuley The Quiet War Harry Harrison West of Eden Ursula Le Guin Planet of Exile Robert Silverberg Dying Inside John Calvin Batchelor The Birth of the People's Republic of Antarctic Christopher Priest The Affirmation Octavia Butler Parable of the Talents Aliya Whiteley Skyward Inn
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An image captioned “September TBR” featuring a few books arranged in a single row on a table. The books are all paperbacks, a mix of fiction and non-fiction, and SFF. “Semiosis” by Sue Burke (tagged as a reread). “Sea of Tranquility” by Emily St. John Mandel (tagged with a ball and dice). “Press Reset” by Jason Schreier. “Water Moon” by Samantha Sotto Yambao (tagged ‘Picked for me’). Books may be marked with a giant bomb (to indicate ongoing, active, progress), a bow (to indicate completion), or a “plop” to indicate a DNF. Some may also have a yellow bookmark poking out of the top which also indicates they are in-progress.
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An array of three paperback books arranged side-by-side on a table. The image is captioned “October Bingo Balls & Destiny Dice”. John Birmingham’s “The Cruel Stars”, Octavia E. Butler’s “Parable of the Talents” and Paul McAuley’s “The Quiet War” are shown in alphabetical order. McAuley’s book is an unfortunate trade paperback accident from back in the day when I would get caught out. And Butler’s book is captioned with “Book 2” as I haven’t read the first book yet, so that means doubling up which is probably at the extreme end of my monthly reading bandwidth, so I probably won’t include this in my own October TBR.
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